First Person: In defense of 'Happy Days' ' 'Jump the Shark' episode
Contrary to pop culture belief, when Fonzie jumped the shark, it hardly marked the demise of the show....Thus was born an expression that would quickly make its way into the pop culture mainstream, defined by Hein as "a moment. A defining moment when you know from now on … it's all downhill … it will never be the same." If I had been in the room, however, I would have broken that silence of self-assuredness, for I wrote that now infamous episode of "Happy Days."
And more than three decades later, I still don't believe that the series "jumped the shark" when Fonzie jumped the shark.
Tuesday, September 07, 2010
Yeah, and "Waterworld" Didn't Suck Either
Fred Fox, Jr.'s LA Times article defending the script he wrote for the infamous Happy Days episode is the first item listed in a brand new website called: "protesttoomuch.com."
From The LA Times:
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